deny.js
It's your website. You decide which scripts run.
What it does
Browser extensions and third party scripts inject scripts into your website, sometimes without your knowledge and many times without your consent. You don't need to put up with that. Deny their scripts. BTW I'm not guaranteeing this will prevent every kind of script injection. There are very clever people trying to do very clever things.
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